The creators of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia once developed the pilot for a sci-fi comedy series that was, basically, a really chaotic Star Trek parody.
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Bill Murray has only seen one episode of Seinfeld, but he hated it so much it destroyed any interest he had in the popular sitcom.
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Frasier is one of the most successful sitcom spin-offs in TV history, and with it came plenty of guest stars who you might have forgotten were ever on the show.
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The bizarre musical sequence that unfolds in Severance's season 2 finale was inspired directly by, of all things, a coming-of-age film from the 2000s.
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Carra Patterson's Kaya Blanke became a fan-favorite character on Elsbeth, but shocked fans when she left the series as a series regular in season 2.
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After his YouTube career took off, but before his success with films like Eighth Grade, Bo Burnham made MTV's short-lived Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous.
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This beloved, if under-seen, animated Netflix miniseries has a simple yet endearing message that should speak to anyone dealing with some existential angst.
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The Big Bang Theory fans showed their love for the show with their reactions to this season 1 moment featuring Penny (Kaley Cuoco) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki).
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What's the best episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Everyone probably has their own unique pick, including Dennis Reynolds actor Glenn Howerton.
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There are bad sitcoms that rarely elicit a chuckle. Then there are downright awful and offensive sitcoms that are better left forgotten; here are 15 of 'em.
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If you're looking for a terrific show with lovable characters, a unique setting, and a special take on motherhood, this Netflix sitcom has you covered.
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MTV might have launched as music television, but it's first original series is a closer reflection of the channel's current programming.
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Conan O'Brien, who knows a thing or two about working in late night TV, says the accuracy of this HBO Max show is giving him PTSD.
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Want to retrace the steps of the Gang? Here's where the major locations of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia were filmed.
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One of the best original Syfy shows is now available on Netflix, and sci-fi fans will love it. Especially if they love aliens learning about humanity.
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The latest Norm Macdonald was beloved by comedians everywhere, yet a sitcom he starred in (for several seasons, at that) simply isn't readily available today.
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Despite its surreal elements, Swarm often feels distressingly real. Here's the lowdown on the TV series' unsettling real-world inspirations.
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Santa Clarita Diet is one of Netflix's best original shows, but will we ever see a fourth season after its sudden cancellation?
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Parks and Recreation is one of the best sitcoms of all time and we're begging them to follow-through on a fake show inside joke.
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With nearly 250 episodes to choose from, here are our picks for the five Bones episodes that are essential for anyone who decides to give the show a look.
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No, Nickelodeon does not mean "I don't care about God." Here's what the children's network name actually means, and where it came from.
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An early interaction between Penny (Kaley Cuoco) and Sheldon (Jim Parsons) on The Big Bang Theory proved to be the key to unlocking the latter character.
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The original premise for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia didn't involve the show's characters running a bar, but it's a good thing that changed.
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When Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady were coming up with that idea that would become the long-running sitcom The Big Bang Theory, they drew on real life.
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Long before he became Reacher, actor Alan Ritchson had a small but memorable part on the Zooey Deschanel sitcom New Girl.
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